Staging Multi Body Part Claims - Sequential impairment Rating

Workers' comp injuries can (and often do) contain multiple body parts, adding complexity to the claims. Still, the California workers' comp system is set up to handle such claims. Dr. John Alchemy explains how to handle these types of claims with regards to impairment ratings and reports.
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[@victorvalenzuela6949]

I have 10 body part injuries. I fell from a 2 story ladder. 1.) head trauma front lobal. = Gliosis 2.) waiting for right torn rotator cuff surgery 3.) waiting for left torn rotator cuff surgery 4.) waiting for C6-C7 fusion surgery. 5.) 5 fractured ribs healed wrong. 6.) L4-L5 fusion has been done. 7.) I shattered my left elbow and have hardware. Plate and screws. The doctor said I may need future hardware removal because I have a clicking sound primary doctor said the nerve is on the wrong side. 8.) tear on my left hip got certified for surgery. 9.) right knee torn meniscus got certified for surgery. 10.) loss of smell and taste do to head injury. 🥺😔 All my doctors tell me I shouldn’t be walking and talking the way I am. Thank you For this video as I have a lot of reports to look over.

[@carolyndaniels386]

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Godspeed to you.🩵

[@victorvalenzuela6949]

@@Calioceanbreezethank you

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Excellent thank you very much

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Very interesting!